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Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 12:45 pm
by HorseTrader
NO NO NO NO NO Shady Repeat that 1 million times before posting again
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:06 pm
by Mort Gage
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
by Shady
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:45 pm
by brock118
He was just released by the Phillies which everyone anticipated for awhile now. He can be picked up for the league minimum now. But he isn't the type of guy we are looking for. He will go somewhere else.
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
by Adam2
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
by Shady
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:53 pm
by sikeston bulldog2
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
There is no projected major power in left. Walker when he hits. That’s next off season project- outfielders.
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 13:55 pm
by Adam2
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
We don't have much power. We won't have it in 2026. That's the reality. It will not come from Castellanos. 1 - he is beyond awful defensively, 2 - he doesn't have much power anymore, he hit under 20 home runs in PHILLY where Nootbaar could probably hit 22-25 and Burleson upper 20s, 3 - he's an absolute clubhouse cancer.
You are far better off using in house options. If you want outside help at outfield that's fine, but it cannot be Castellanos
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:10 pm
by Cusecards
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
With all due respect.....you need to table the OF “power” concern for now.
First of all....how about we figure out:
Can Scott make enough contact and raise his OBP so his speed becomes a big factor?
Can Walker improve his plate discipline and become a more consistent hitter?
Can Noot stay healthy and FINALLY stop being a tease?
Is Church a player?
Does Herrera’s bat play better in LF?
Enough with the fixation on power.
What do YOU THINK?????
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:19 pm
by HOUCARD
Cards are #11 on wavier claims behind:
1) Rocks
2) White Sox
3) Nats
4) Twins
5) Rats
6) Angels
7) O's

Braves
9) A's
10) Rays
11) Cards
Bet the Rats grab him.
Dude is an absolute butcher in the field.
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2026/02/ ... lanos.html
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:32 pm
by ramfandan
Cusecards wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:10 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
With all due respect.....you need to table the OF “power” concern for now.
First of all....how about we figure out:
Can Scott make enough contact and raise his OBP so his speed becomes a big factor?
Can Walker improve his plate discipline and become a more consistent hitter?
Can Noot stay healthy and FINALLY stop being a tease?
Is Church a player?
Does Herrera’s bat play better in LF?
Enough with the fixation on power.
What do YOU THINK?????
Read where Scott worked quite a bit this offseason on bunting improvement. He sure needed upgrade . If he goes from subpar to even above average that could help the team quite a bit.
A skilled bunter with his base speed is a true weapon.
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:49 pm
by renostl
Cusecards wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:10 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
With all due respect.....you need to table the OF “power” concern for now.
First of all....how about we figure out:
Can Scott make enough contact and raise his OBP so his speed becomes a big factor?
Can Walker improve his plate discipline and become a more consistent hitter?
Can Noot stay healthy and FINALLY stop being a tease?
Is Church a player?
Does Herrera’s bat play better in LF?
Enough with the fixation on power.
What do YOU THINK?????
There is little upside to getting a temporary player IMO.
I'd much rather see how it plays out is bad as it may be.
Now if they find an higher upside player through a trade, all for it.
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:52 pm
by KeeptheRamsinSTL
Castellanos was released so it wouldn't cost much if he clears waivers but he had issues with some other players on the Phillies.
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:53 pm
by KeeptheRamsinSTL
He will clear waivers. No one wants his salary.
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 14:55 pm
by Shady
renostl wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:49 pm
Cusecards wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:10 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
With all due respect.....you need to table the OF “power” concern for now.
First of all....how about we figure out:
Can Scott make enough contact and raise his OBP so his speed becomes a big factor?
Can Walker improve his plate discipline and become a more consistent hitter?
Can Noot stay healthy and FINALLY stop being a tease?
Is Church a player?
Does Herrera’s bat play better in LF?
Enough with the fixation on power.
What do YOU THINK?????
There is little upside to getting a temporary player IMO.
I'd much rather see how it plays out is bad as it may be.
Now if they find an higher upside player through a trade, all for it.
How about getting Mike Sirota from the Dodgers in a deal for Romero?
Re: This might be the move to make for outfield help
Posted: 12 Feb 2026 15:05 pm
by NYCardsFan
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:55 pm
renostl wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:49 pm
Cusecards wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 14:10 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:50 pm
Adam2 wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:46 pm
Shady wrote: ↑12 Feb 2026 13:37 pm
So with the current outfield situation. Is a platoon of Church and Saggese in LF about as good as any scenario? If not, what is your suggestion for LF if Herrera pans out at catcher?
nootbaar when healthy. Castellanos released today. Nobody wants to touch that clown
Where's the power in the outfield going to come from?
With all due respect.....you need to table the OF “power” concern for now.
First of all....how about we figure out:
Can Scott make enough contact and raise his OBP so his speed becomes a big factor?
Can Walker improve his plate discipline and become a more consistent hitter?
Can Noot stay healthy and FINALLY stop being a tease?
Is Church a player?
Does Herrera’s bat play better in LF?
Enough with the fixation on power.
What do YOU THINK?????
There is little upside to getting a temporary player IMO.
I'd much rather see how it plays out is bad as it may be.
Now if they find an higher upside player through a trade, all for it.
How about getting Mike Sirota from the Dodgers in a deal for Romero?
Around and around we go . . .
Per BTV,
Sirora: 22.1
Romero: 6.3
What else are you prepared to add to the package (that the Dodgers would actually want)? Keep in mind that trading valuable prospects and rostered players with several years of control is entirely counterproductive to the rebuild.